Continuum Solvation Models in Chemical Physics 2007
DOI: 10.1002/9780470515235.ch1
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“…[68] Model 2: Bulk solvent effects on free energies have been incorporated through calculations with the PCM model of Tomasi and co-workers [69,70] using the integral equation formalism. [71] The electrostatic and non-electrostatic solvation energies were added to the free energies obtained in Model 1 without further geometry optimization of the structures. The Gaussian 03 program [68] was also employed in this case.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[68] Model 2: Bulk solvent effects on free energies have been incorporated through calculations with the PCM model of Tomasi and co-workers [69,70] using the integral equation formalism. [71] The electrostatic and non-electrostatic solvation energies were added to the free energies obtained in Model 1 without further geometry optimization of the structures. The Gaussian 03 program [68] was also employed in this case.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All the calculated CD spectra, as well as their weighted average [using Boltzmann populations at 300 K from B3LYP/6-311G+(d,p) internal energies], show a negative band at around 325 nm and a positive one centred around 270 nm; the latter is due to two distinct transitions both with positive rotational strengths in the 260-300 nm region (Figure 7, b). The above approach includes some simplifications, first, the neglect of solvent effects [26] and the use of non-corrected internal energies. However, in view of the consistency between all the calculated spectra, comparison of the calculated and experimental CD spectra led us to conclude that the absolute configuration of compound 2 is (-)-11R,15R.…”
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“…The formally neutral MA form is characterized by the lowest DG Ã solv value, while the -3 charge of the DB form raises its DG Ã solv twofold over the -2 charged DZ. In turn, the MZ and NA forms with the same absolute charge, but of different signs, have rather similar DG Ã solv values, further indicating that the total electric charge (and the corresponding electrostatic contribution to the solute Hamiltonian [24]) is the key factor in the final DG Ã solv magnitude predicted by PCM.…”
Section: Pk a Values Of O-phosphoserinementioning
confidence: 73%
“…X aq (1 mol L À1 ) process and is equal to the difference of electronic energies of X in the gas phase and in PCM calculations [24]. Finally, the pK a of the HA acid is calculated from Eq.…”
Section: Theoretical Calculation Of Pk Amentioning
confidence: 99%